Commitments

A partnership based on Commitments

The College will:

• provide a high and appropriate level of teaching, learning and administrative support
• provide up-to-date information on course content, facilities, timetabling and assessment
• provide sensitive and responsive support and welfare services
• provide catering, IT and other appropriate facilities
• find out and respond to the views of students, through the Students’ Union, Course Boards and informally
• provide a safe and healthy environment for students to work under
• provide the best possible performance opportunities
• be committed to equality of opportunity and oppose discrimination

You will:

• make yourself familiar with the contents of this portal, the College Rules and Regulations, Complaints Procedure and Appeals Procedure
• make yourself familiar with your course syllabus and individual timetables
• notify the appropriate Academic Services Office if you are to be absent from College, if you change address or if your personal details alter
• check departmental notice boards daily
• meet all reasonable requests to attend a meeting with any member of College staff
• display a professional attitude (see below)
• respect the views and opinions of other individuals and oppose discrimination
• pay all monies owing to the College and understand that failure to do so may result in disciplinary action
• register with a local GP